#galaxy s3 vs. htc one x

So the only obvious thing for us to do now that the Samsung Galaxy S3 has been finally announced is to compare it with the only other quad-core smartphone int he market, the HTC One X. Fortunately, we were able to sneak in an HTC One X during the demo session and placed it beside the Galaxy S3 for a photo-op. On paper alone, the Galaxy S3 got points for storage, screen size, the Gorilla Glass 2, GLONASS and the battery capacity. On the other hand, the HTC One X scored on the Super IPS LCD 2, HTC Sense UI, Beats Audio, a bit higher PPI, and not much else. Instead of one “best” phone, you got several options powered by Galaxy AI: the Galaxy S25 FE, Galaxy Z Flip7, Galaxy ZFold7, Galaxy S25 Ultra, and Galaxy S26 Ultra, each designed for a different kind of user.  One of the most interesting features here is the Privacy Display, which is exclusive to the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Galaxy S25 Ultra as a value flagship Not everyone needs the newest Ultra, and that is where the Galaxy S25 Ultra stays relevant. Galaxy AI is not just there to sound futuristic; it is there to reduce friction, save time, and make the phone feel more useful in the moment. Read more in our articles including "HTC One X vs. Samsung Galaxy S3 -- Let's Quad Core!" and "Samsung’s Galaxy Flagship Lineup: Which One Fits You Best?".